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Securing Your Family’s Finances
Forming good habits can be tough full stop, but especially hard when it comes to money. However, learning how to manage your family’s finances...
A Bona Fide Sporting Hot Spot
When you think Oklahoma sports, you probably think football. Or maybe basketball. Or baseball … or softball, or soccer, or BMX, or kayaking. The...
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State
All things Oklahoma
2024
An Anticipated Arrival
As one of Oklahoma’s fastest-growing suburbs, Jenks has been the site of many exciting developments. These projects aim to improve the quality of life...
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The Beauty of Public Art
While you may think you have to pay admission to view some of Oklahoma’s most iconic pieces of art, the truth is many of...
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A Complicated History
The Fort Gibson historic site in northeastern Oklahoma sits at the crossroads of three rivers, and offers the opportunity to be transported to Oklahoma’s...
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Doing Your Civic Duty
In a time when digital misinformation is the norm, it can be challenging to get the right facts on political matters – even including...
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Focused on the Future
The Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture (OKPOP) is anticipated to be a place of celebration, inspiration and appreciation – as well as a major...
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A Climb to Remember
This year marks the 23rd anniversary of the September 11th attacks, in which 19 terrorists hijacked four U.S. commercial airliners on the east coast....
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Jamming Accordion-ly
The accordion’s rhythmic melodies, including that sometimes oompah-pah jam, still resonate with music lovers of all genres. Its captivating sounds conjure up images of...
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A Beautiful Effort
Studies have shown that gardening is good not only for your body, but your mind. In fact, according to studies published by Ohio State...
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Exploring the Indigenous
Oklahoma is home to a wide variety of animals, many of which are indigenous to the state. Gray foxes, bobcats, barred owls, eastern box...
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In the Afterglow
During a recording career that stretches back a remarkable 67 years, Tulsa’s Wes Reynolds has been inspired by a ton of different people, starting...
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Faces of Oklahoma
As you go about your day-to-day life in the great state of Oklahoma, you may not realize just how many people are working hard...
2024
Fall Festival Preview
Bluegrass & Chili Festival
You’ll want to make your way to downtown Pryor on Sept. 6-7 for the annual Bluegrass & Chili Festival. A perfect...
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Preserving the Past
Programs and partnerships across Oklahoma aim to preserve and protect the state’s historic places and spaces.
These significant sites and structures vary from historic mansions...
Life & Style
a map to living well
2024
The Martinique Mystique
There are some places that you know are going to be extraordinary just by the feelings and reactions you experience upon arrival. Martinique is...
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The Martinique Mystique
There are some places that you know are going to be extraordinary just by the feelings and reactions you experience upon arrival. Martinique is...
2024
Improving Patient Experience
As medical communities continually strive to meet the needs of an ever-changing patient population, there’s been a greater focus on the ‘patient experience’ –...
Taste
food, drink, and other pleasures
2024
Made with Love
Charming, restless, a bundle of kinetic energy, Hailey McDermid is larger than life. Her grandfather was a Hollywood producer, but even his best screenwriter...
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Local Flavors
Frank and Lola’s
Self-described as a neighborhood restaurant and bar, Frank & Lola’s sits pretty in the heart of historic downtown Bartlesville. There, you’ll find...
2024
On A Mission to Nourish
Milo, located adjacent to the Ellison Hotel in Oklahoma City, pays homage to the Oklahoma-grown grain sorghum (also called milo). The restaurant is reveling...
2024
Tasty Tidbits
Pupuseria Mi Chalateca
For those with a craving for authentic Salvadoran cuisine, Pupuseria Mi Chalateca in Oklahoma City is your golden ticket. Using only the...
2024
A Culinary Odyssey
In the heart of Oklahoma City’s bustling Midtown, a new restaurant burst onto the scene like a fever dream of pink velvet and wisteria...
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A Refined Approach
The Broadway 10, situated in the revived and thriving Automobile District in OKC, presents a polished space, a refined menu and a welcoming, casual...
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New American Done Right
With both lunch and dinner menus sure to dazzle, Bin 35 Bistro offers its diners sleek environs and delicious cuisine.
Start off with jumbo crab...
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Where & When
great things to do in oklahoma
2024
Season Openers Abound
September is a bustling month, as many creative arts companies kick off their seasons.
The Tulsa Performing Arts Center acts as a hub for a...
Football’s Back!
It’s time once again for football season – but Oklahoma also harbors other sporting events to get you pumped.
In Tulsa, the Tulsa Reining Classic...
Outdoor Family Fun
As the weather cools and social events start making their way back to the great outdoors, you have plenty of options for community fun.
In...
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Autumn’s Top Picks
September has arrived, and with it a gaggle of interesting films to digest. It’s also my birthday month – and, my age, you ask?...
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Sizzling On-Stage Entertainment
Get ready for performances galore this August!
At the Tulsa Performing Arts Center, don’t miss Moulin Rouge from Aug. 6-11, courtesy Celebrity Attractions, as well...
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Play Ball!
The weather may be sweltering, but sports are still going stronger than ever in Oklahoma.
The Tulsa Drillers play at home, ONEOK Stadium, Aug. 1-4...
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Enjoying the Dog Days of Summer
No matter your interests, Oklahoma harbors a community event for you this month.
In Tulsa, Oklahoma Comic Con comes to the Cox Business Convention Center...
